Thread:Saruhikofushimis/@comment-4754943-20160913093455/@comment-4754943-20160915101338

Hey again^^

Cool so you watched Seraph of the End Season one^^. Have you any favrourite characters yet?? I really can reccoment the 2nd season^^.

And the manga too, though its the same story like the anime, but I think some things get clearer in the manga. I bought them via internet since they don't sell the English version here in Germany.

The novel is pretty good I think, you don't have to know the manga or the anime for it to understand I guess - but it's more fun and it makes things in the manga more clear...It's about Guren Ichinose - and you get to understand his reasonst and his behaviour much better while reading the novel. (I also imported it from USA)

You get to know Shinya much better and the whole Guren Squad. (Although they merely play a part in Season one) -so yeah I would reccomend them^^

Season two is all about one main battle, and Yu has grown a bit if I might say so.

(And who would have thought it weren't the vampires who caused the apocalypse... But I don't wan't to spoiler you too much here - except, you want me to of cause^^)

As for the manga - here you're lucky for speaking English - you can buy until vol 09 right now and 10 coming this september^^.

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You're right, sometimes the voice actors pornounce the names totally weird....Sometimes it hurts my ears...There are some anime where the voice actors do a brilliant jop and the names sound really Japanese^^.

If they make a German dub, I sure hope they'll do a better job than with Seraph of the end (Though - they pronounce the names pretty good except for the "r" - there they use the German one. But I've watched anime where they even pronunced the wrond syllable and that sounded awkward..... and horrible.) (so they really said : "Kimizuki" and not (what could have happended) "Kimizuki".

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I would say, I'm a great Tales fan. I really like these kind of games. They have a deep, intresting story, good characters (with rounded personlalities). The battles are in real time so - some find it difficult at the beginning to fight, but I - for some reason -  learned it pretty fast.

Most of the games have animated cut-scenes, the important dialogues are voiced.

I liked most: Tales of Xillia and Tales of Graces, but also Tales of Vesperia and Abyss are pretty cool. As you have an 3DS you might be able to play Tales of the Abyss^^ It was my first game, and  I got it by coincidence because I wanted to play a JRPG.

Then I wanted more of them an got Graces f and Xillia. You can play Vesperia if you have a Xbox, Graces f and Xillia are for PS3.

The game is availible in England so - they too have Code 2 what could mean that you could actually be able to get one of those games.

Now I can't wait for Tales of Berseria to be released in Europe, but it will only be in April 2017 (what a pain).

When you like interesting stories, action - like gameplay (battles), dungeon riddles, then I would really recomment Tales games to you. On You Tube you can look into some of these games.

I am really curious about the new chapter (of Servamp) - I really want to know how things work out.

I've never been to Australia, but I would have thought, that you'll get most of the things USA get, but how I was mistaken.

But likewise - England doesn't get all stuff that USA gets, so they don't realease it for Europe (I mean, they translated Trails of cold Steel in English, but yet, England has to wait as long as any other Europe country - that's why I can't buy it here eiter^^. What's released in England it what I can buy without having problem with the region code)

There was a time when Pokemon, Digimon and Sailormoon were pretty pupular here - to that time Germany had some kind of "manga boom" - and there were released all sorts of anime and manga - there was even a TV sender that only showed anime the whole afternoon.

But that boom faded away, and the "manga corner" in book shops grew smaller and smaller - but still, we have enough fans to get a lot of manga^^ And conventions^^.

I have to say - I am pretty happy, that we still have manga to buy in greater cities (like Heidelberg^^) or via the internet.

(I found it pretty cool, that Australia participated the ESC (the song contest) - I mean, so far away from Euruope and still many Australians seem to like it^^)

~ Akemi